Kagawa Prefecture is located in the northeastern part of the Shikoku region and can be divided into three districts: the Shodoshima district, the Tosan district, and the Takamatsu district. The Sanuki Mountains stretch to the south, and the Sanuki Plain develops in the north. Although the area is the smallest among the 47 prefectures, the population density ranks 11th in Japan, and it has a living environment where urban convenience and abundant nature are in harmony. Since ancient times, Kagawa has had a Seto Inland Sea climate with low rainfall and low river runoff. The annual average temperature in Takamatsu City is a mild 16.7℃, and the annual average hours of sunshine is 2,047 hours, which means there are many sunny days. Kagawa Prefecture ranks first in Japan in the consumption and production of dong. Udon noodles made with ingredients taken from the prefecture's climate and specialties have a strong texture and moderate elasticity that makes them addictive. Other sightseeing spots that should not be missed include Konpira-gu Shrine, which has long been popular with many people and is dedicated to the guardian god of the sea; Leoma Resort, a theme park where both adults and children can enjoy themselves all day long; and Chubu-ga-hama Beach, which is famous as the Salt Lake Uyuni of Japan.